The Most Expensive Restaurants in India

Forbes published a list of the most expensivelocated in The Park hotel in Chennai.
restaurants in India not too long ago. Do you thinkForbes.com's list of India's ten most expensive
these restaurants are worth their prices? Whatrestaurants in India is based on recommendations
about their wine lists? Would you recommendfrom the country's top food critics, who insist the
them? In Delhi Sakura (Nikko), Travertinopricy menus are worth every rupee. Prices listed
(Oberoi), Dum Pukht (ITC Maurya Sheraton),do not include taxes, and restaurants are listed in
Orient Express (Taj Palace) and San Gimiganono particular order. This list is hardly definitive.
(The Imperial) were included.Sushi has swiftly become India's cuisine of choice,
 and the crop of exorbitantly priced eateries
Mumbai was represented by Zodiac Grill (Tajcatering to the raw-fish frenzy could easily have
Mahal Palace), Celini (Grand Hyatt), Pure (Tajdominated this list.
Lands End) and Wasabi by Morimoto (Taj MahalMost of these restaurants are based in hotels, a
Palace). Zen (Leela Kempinski) from Bangaloretestament to the role expense-account wielding
was also included in the list. Pictured above is Santravelers are having on the nation's food scene. In
Gimigano (The Imperial) which serves the hotel'sMumbai's Taj Hotel, New York-based chef Michel
own label.Nischan helped open the city's first all-organic
 haute restaurant, with a menu that tips its hat to
India's newfound appetite for high-end cuisine islocal appetites (try the Kaffir lime martini and the
attracting the attention of A-list celebrity chefs.Tamari shrimp and scallops). Sakura, housed in
Two years ago, "Iron Chef" Masaharu Morimoto,New Delhi's Hotel Nikko, helped launch a spate of
the Japanese mastermind behind the global NobuJapanese restaurant openings across the country.
sushi franchise, opened Wasabi in Mumbai's TajWith its minimalist décor and serious sushi
Mahal Palace. And just last year, top Italian chefmenu, it has become a favorite of India's Beautiful
Antonio Carluccio, a perennial favorite on the BBC,People and their minions.
designed the extravagant menu at Atrium,